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Mano De Dios supporting Gannets live at Water Rats. I really enjoyed them, they were both upbeat and photogenic. Will definitely catch them again.
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Ojos de Dios are made by the Pueblo Indians and many Mexican Indian tribes. They are believed to bring good luck, fortune and protection. Participants will work with wood sticks and colorful threads, yarn and fibers. For ages 8 and up. Space for this program is limited. To register, please call (206) 615-1688.
Saturday, January 19 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Ojos de Dios son hechos por los indígenas de Pueblo y muchas otras tribus indígenas mejicanas. Los indígenas creen que traen la buena suerte, la fortuna y protección. Los participantes trabajarán con palillos de madera y coloridos hilos, lana y fibras. Para familias con niños de 8 años y más. La inscripción es limitada. Para registrase, por favor llame al (206) 615-1688.
Sábado 19 de enero, de 1:30 a 3:30 p.m.
Ojos de Dios are made by the Pueblo Indians and many Mexican Indian tribes. They are believed to bring good luck, fortune and protection. Participants will work with wood sticks and colorful threads, yarn and fibers. For ages 8 and up. Space for this program is limited. To register, please call (206) 615-1688.
Saturday, January 19 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Ojos de Dios son hechos por los indígenas de Pueblo y muchas otras tribus indígenas mejicanas. Los indígenas creen que traen la buena suerte, la fortuna y protección. Los participantes trabajarán con palillos de madera y coloridos hilos, lana y fibras. Para familias con niños de 8 años y más. La inscripción es limitada. Para registrase, por favor llame al (206) 615-1688.
Sábado 19 de enero, de 1:30 a 3:30 p.m.
but not so much the meaning of dios in the Spanish sense... more the meaning of the awesomeness that comes about when messing around with a self timer at a certain Cloud Gate in a certain town that starts with a "C", ends with an "O", and has a "hicag" in the middle.
p.s. No, I do not eat babies. I only look like I do when taking photos with the self timer.